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Question

More troops are likely, but not a draft
The question of whether to send more troops to Iraq — soon, at least for a short term — isn’t the only military decision awaiting President Bush.
Bush also is proposing to boost permanent force levels in the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, as both are stretching to meet demands in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere. In short, the president is stuck between Iraq and a hard place.
The first issue — troop levels in Iraq — would be a tough sell, even if it might make sense from a strategic standpoint. On the other hand, how much concern can a lame-duck president have for the political popularity of such a move?
The matter of bolstering the number of soldiers and Marines — especially in light of the global battle against terrorist threats might find more support, in public and in Congress.
1.what is the purpose of the letter, what is the topic if the letter?
3.who is the audience for the letter, what is the tone of the letter, write a debatable issue.

Can anyone help me with my english homework?
More troops are likely, but not a draft
The question of whether to send more troops to Iraq — soon, at least for a short term — isn’t the only military decision awaiting President Bush.
Bush also is proposing to boost permanent force levels in the U.S. Army and Marine Corps, as both are stretching to meet demands in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere. In short, the president is stuck between Iraq and a hard place.
The first issue — troop levels in Iraq — would be a tough sell, even if it might make sense from a strategic standpoint. On the other hand, how much concern can a lame-duck president have for the political popularity of such a move?
The matter of bolstering the number of soldiers and Marines — especially in light of the global battle against terrorist threats might find more support, in public and in Congress.

this is the lettler

Answer 1

What letter?